Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-26
ENGLAND TAKEN 10 TASK.
The Franco.GeTman War scare
Charartorizad ,s -, Envoottor,

The Franco.German War scare
characterized as an Invention.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-The semi-panic on
the Stock Exchange caused by the London
Daily News article OF yesterday has sub
sided. The markets are now rampant.
Consols for botn money and account
opened to-day at an advance OF Is on the
closing prices Of yesterday.
AN AGREEMENT.
VIENNA, Jan. 25.--The governments of
Austria. Hungary and Germany and
Russia have agreed upon Instructions
Tor their respective ambassadors at Con-
stantinople In regard TO the Bulgarian
question. 1t is believed that they will
induce Italy and France to adhere TO any
course they may determine upon. Negu-
tiatons with England continue. II is
expected that after the first interview OF
the bulgarian delegates with the Tur-
kish Minissers the latter will be able TO
report that an agreement Is possible.
NJ. kaltchotl, one of the Bulgarian
delegates, VINO. it was said, was going To
Milan to meet Prince Alexander, passed
through Vienna on Sunday on his way To
Bulgaria. This dlssipates the report that
he will meet Prince Alexander.
FRANCES DENIALs.
PARIS, Jan. 25.-The Cabinet met to-
day. 1t Is reiterated that the war rumors
in circulation are as incorrect from a mill
tary as from diplomatic point OF view.
Gen. Boulanger, Minister OF War, pub
lishes a denial OF the report that he is
buying horses abroad for the use OF the
army.
DONE BY STOCKHOLDERS.
The newspapers of all parties JOIN in
accusing the Euglish press OF invehting
and circulating bellicose canards.
French journalists assert that English
newspapermen engage in this alleged
work from pecuniary motives, being lu-
terested in influencing the stock markets.
France, however, 1t is declared, will not
fall into the trap. She is calm and can
defy the manRuvres OF her enemies.
The Temps accuses the Havas News
Agency with garbling extracts from the
London Daily News regarding the recent
war rumOrs with view OF Increasing the
prevailing alarm. eu.
GOBLEPs PACIFIC ASSURANCES.
BERLIN, Jan. 25.-The North German
Gazette confirms the pacific declarations
made by NJ. Goblet, the French Premier.
The Gazette pronounces the declaration
of the London Daily News that Germany
Intended to demand certain explanations
from France regarding the movement of
troops on une lTOnbleT as pure lnVen-
tion.
The debate in the Landtag yesterday is
considered to have been adverse to the
government. Prince Bismarck's declara-
ton that the Emperor has absolute power
10 TX the period tor which the army bill
shall be operative is criticised by the OPP
position press as certain TO influence the
electors in support OF the rights of the
Reichstag.
The Conservatives and Nationals have
nominated Count Herbert Bismarck in
Lauenberg, and William Bismarck in
Hanan for the Relchstag. The Bundles
rath has consented to prohibit The exporta-
tion OF horses to France.
The debate on the estimates was con-
tined in the lower house of the Prussian
Diet to-day. The discussion was OF minor
interest. Prince Bismarck was not
present.
A NEW SoBRANJE A NECESSITY.
PEsTH, Jan. 25.-It is semi-offically
stated that the Austrian government con-
ours as to the necessity OF a new Sobranje
or new regency before the election OF Il
Prince TO the Bulgarian throne. All the
powers, with the exception of England,
are now in unison on this subject.
THE PRINCES IN ITALY.
MILAN, Jan. 25.-Princes Alexander
and Francis OF Battenburg, who are trag-
cling incognitO under the name OF Barons
Hartenau, arrived here to dty a d pro-
ceeded to Genoa.